Dr. Jeffrey A. Mazzanti

Dr. Jeffrey A. Mazzanti

Dr. Jeffrey A. Mazzanti, age 73, of  Dubuque, IA, completed his earthly journey on July 12, 2024, at MercyOne in Dubuque.  To honor Jeffrey’s life, a private family graveside service will be held at the Resurrection Church Cemetery in Asbury, IA.  The Tri-State Cremation Center is humbly serving Jeffrey’s family.

 

Jeff was born on February 24, 1951, in Maywood, IL, a son to Anthony and Amelia “Irene” (Nelli) Mazzanti.  He honorably spent his life in faithful devotion to his family, as well as his community around him.  Jeff was united in marriage to the love of his life, Marilynn Cromas, and the couple began their life together and were blessed with one son, Jason.  They eventually made their way to Dubuque to be close to family and Jeff invested his time and talents as a Podiatrist building up his own practice and then joining the Medical Associates Clinic where he made countless friends throughout his successful career.  In his free-time, you could easily find him fishing in the Mississippi River as well as making regular fishing trips to Canada with family and friends.  Jeff was a die hard Chicago sports fan and he was glad to witness all his teams win championships within his lifetime.  He was very excited and happy to see the Chicago Whitesox and Chicago Cubs win championships after waiting for so many years.  As well as seeing the Chicago Blackhawks win multiple championships because he really loved the sport of hockey. We will miss Jeff very much and continue to embrace the life, love and legacy he leaves behind today for us to follow.  Thank you, Jeff, for being the best husband, father, and friend anyone could hope for and may peace be yours now as we await to see you again.  

 

Those left behind to cherish the memory of Jeff include,

his loving wife,

Marilynn Mazzanti, Dubuque, IA;

 

his son,

Jason Mazzanti, Dubuque, IA;

 

along with numerous extended family, friends, and neighbors.

 

Jeff was preceded in death by his parents.

 

Jeff’s family would like to thank the nurses and staff at Mercy Hospital for all of their professional and compassionate care.

 

Online condolences may be shared with Jeff’s family at www.tristatecremationcenter.com

To honor Jeffrey’s life, a private family graveside service will be held at the Resurrection Church Cemetery in Asbury, IA. 

7 comments on “Dr. Jeffrey A. Mazzanti
  1. John and Nancy Helling says:

    Marilyn and Jason, We are so sorry for your loss. We loved Jeff and will miss him so much. I’ll bet he is catching nothing but trophies in heaven. We sure will miss him so much. Blessings J&N

  2. Jean Tigges says:

    Marilyn and Jason, sorry to hear that Dr. Mazzanti passed. Thoughts and prayers to you. Jean Tigges

  3. Dr. John E Forrette says:

    Marilynn and Jason: our condolences on your loss. Jeff was a true and loyal friend who can never be replaced. Our times with him will always be cherished and he was certainly one-of-a-kind in his sincerity and kindness. Our thoughts are with you both. John and Marcine

  4. Nancy Masse says:

    So sorry to hear of Jeff’s passing. He was a dear friend of my late husband, Craig, and I am sure there is plenty of fishing going on up there. Jeff was always so kind.

  5. Really enjoyed seeing him when I had appts. We would discuss our fishing stories. Our deepest sympathy go out to family and friends.

  6. Lisa Esch says:

    I just want to tell Dr Mazzanti’s wife and son how much he loved them and was so proud of them. I am a parish visitor for Resurrection and the first week he was in the hospital we had a lovely visit and he spoke often of both of you. He shared so many things on our visit. I enjoyed getting to know him. I will keep him and your family in my prayers.

  7. Eric Flynn and Suhyun Ji says:

    Dr. Mazzanti will be greatly missed. I have many fond memories of afternoons at the Mazzanti household listening to Jeff’s stories, insights on life, fishing adventures, and sports news. He had a knack for injecting energy and vibrance into any situation with his quick sense of humor, but was always sure to inquire what was new in his guest’s life. Though I’m saddened by his passing, I’m happy to have had the opportunity to know him. Jason and Mrs. Mazzanti, I share my condolences with you during these times.

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